Sentence examples for straightforward text from inspiring English sources

Evocative black-and-white photographs supplement the straightforward text.

It offers plenty of advice, usefully broken down into categories and full of images and straightforward text.

Had he wished to produce a straightforward text of classical economics he could have done so - and in fact he did.

On top of these colors some very straightforward text reports the current temperature and forecast in large print, with words like "mostly sunny" or "cloudy".

The ridiculously baroque lifecycle of plasmodia are best grasped from straightforward text with lots of diagrams and tables, not poetic language with lots of adjectives.

Jude Deveraux, a popular romance author who has written 36 straightforward text novels, said she loved experimenting with "Promises," an exclusive vook set on a 19th-century South Carolina plantation in which the integrated videos add snippets of dialogue and atmosphere.

That said, Ms. Podles also sang several of them at an Alice Tully Hall recital in 1998, and in both performances, the impression she created was of a master storyteller able to endow simple, straightforward texts with an irresistible sense of character and emotional depth.

But for straightforward texting, it's taking a similarly intuitive approach.

Iannone, whose straightforward, text-heavy erotic paintings allude to the spirituality of ecstatic love, is represented twice in the show.

Why did Conrad make them stand out as a summary of all the high-flown rhetoric on Europe's responsibilities to the peoples of other continents?" Lindqvist tried to answer these questions in a book that is extraordinary for not being straightforward historical text but travel diary.

It's a mark of changing times in theatre, and of the influence of Punchdrunk, that the winner of this year's JMK award – given to a young director to stage a classic play – has shunned BAC's conventional spaces, and doesn't present a straightforward single text.